Author Question: Why did China intervene in the Korean War? a. It wanted to seize control of the warring nation. ... (Read 49 times)

Cooldude101 · **on:** Jul 4, 2018

Why did China intervene in the Korean War?

a. It wanted to seize control of the warring nation.
b. It hoped to open new markets for trade there after the war.
c. It wanted to bring the war to a speedy end.
d. It feared that the U.S., which had already intervened on South Korea's behalf, would attack China, too.
e. It feared the entry of the Soviet Union into the conflict.

Question 2

In the religious changes described by the Upanishads, Brahman meant

a. a monotheistic presence, later embodied by Vishnu.
b. the main celestial god honored by fire sacrifices.
c. the process of reincarnation for not doing one's darma.
d. a shadowy ultimate reality with which one's individual spirit would merge.
e. the ritual worship maintained by the priestly caste.